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Falling Home

from Megara by Late Arrivals Club

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lyrics

Lord, they lower me
and I'm finding it hard to hold on.
They promise to oversee
my bones for me while I'm gone.
Lord, they won't let me be,
they keep pushing me further away,
my friends, my love and my family,
oh Lord, why does everything change?

Lord,
hold my hand
and pull me up
if you can
because I'm falling,
I'm falling,
falling home.
Lord,
I'm not ready,
I'd like to stay a while,
if you'd let me
because I'm falling,
I'm falling,
falling home.

Lord, they're forgetting me
even though I'm under their nose.
Give me a chance, give me a sign,
what good to me is a rose?
Lord, it's cold down here
and I want to be back in her arms.
She said yes, and she laughed, and let out a sigh
as we lay
under the stars.

Lord,
hold my hand
and pull me up
if you can
because I'm falling,
I'm falling,
falling home.
Lord,
I'm not ready,
I'd like to stay a while,
if you'd let me
because I'm falling,
I'm falling,
falling home.

credits

from Megara, released May 1, 2012
Nick Herrmann - vocals, harmonica, ukelele, electric guitar, percussion.

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Late Arrivals Club UK

While jumping between studying poetry and philosophy at UEA, Nick Herrmann realised that he didn't have to choose between them - he could unite them in the form of songwriting, and pursue that instead. Combined with his love of alt-country, and his fascination with American folklore, the result is a very English take on americana, thick with symbolism, existentialism and stories about outlaws. ... more

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